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Leasing v buying?
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And you've to tie up that capital for that time, then get half of it back if you're lucky come resale time in three years time :eek:
The residuals some companies put on their vehicles Merc for example means that I can not understand why anyone would not buy a car on pcp.Happiness, Health and Wealth in that order please!:A0 -
Completely agree, the optional finial payment is a safety net and no matter what line of business you are in the manufacture has more money than you and I so why not let them take the risk?
The residuals some companies put on their vehicles Merc for example means that I can not understand why anyone would not buy a car on pcp.
.. or the "manufacturer contributions" you can get to use the PCP deals.0 -
Just spotted this over on HUKD.
Brand new Nissan Pulsar TDI family sized car for £709.62 deposit, £118.27 a month for 23 months.
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/nissan-pulsar-diesel-hatchback-1-5-dci-visia-5dr-lease-709-62-deposit-23-months-2263776
Totals £3,423 / £142 a month for two years motoring.
Must be value for a family sized car.0 -
Just typed into Google and this seems cheap even for Vauxhall https://www.nationwidevehiclecontracts.co.uk/Vauxhall_corsa-new-model-1-4-sri-60103.htmHappiness, Health and Wealth in that order please!:A0
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I have just decided to go down the PCH route, taking out a 6+35 month contract and will see how it goes over the 3 years. My last 3 cars have been bought brand new and thinking what I have put in to them financially then lost in depreciation over 3 year periods, working out what I will be paying for the PCH with the car I am getting (something I would never really have looked at price wise), I think its a good deal for me.
I have even ended up selling my current car to the garage who offered me a decent price in my opinion, rather than having the hassle of selling private.
Have I done the right thing?, I suppose I will find out after 3 years!0
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